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C. Douglas Phillips, M.D., Class of 1984 is inducted as an ACR Fellow
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Dr. Matthew M. Ralsten, Class of 2002, received the “2003 Outstanding Resident Teacher Award” voted on by the West Virginia University 3^rd year medical students.

 The following awards were made during the Annual Resident/Fellow/Faculty Recognition on June 16, 2003, at the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine in Jacksonville, Florida.   Congratulations to our graduates.

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Drs. James S. Scolapio, Class of 1991; Joseph G. Foust, Class of 2000; Nancy S. Elwood, Class of 2000; Michael D. Cooper, Class of 2000; and Michael C. DeArment, Class of 1998

2002 Outstanding Course Director - James S. Scolapio, MD
Dr. Scolapio was selected for the 2002 Outstanding Course Director by the Mayo School of Continuing Medical Education based on his continuing support of medical education programs within the Department of Internal Medicine.  Dr. Scolapio is a 1991 graduate of the Marshall University School of Medicine.

Family Medicine Residency Program - Joseph G. Foust, MD
Dr. Joseph C. Foust joined the MGSM Family Medicine Residency Program at Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville after completing medical school at Marshall University.  He has been active with several studies within the Family Medicine program and has served as the President of the Florida Association of Family Practice Residents.  He has received quarterly awards for education.  Dr. Foust will be starting a private clinic in Vidalia, Georgia with his wife, Dr. Nancy Elwood.

Family Medicine Residency Program - Nancy S. Elwood, MD
Dr. Elwood joined the MGSM Family Medicine Residency Program at Mayo Clinic, after completing medical school at Marshall University.  She represented the Residency Program at several meetings of the Florida Academy of Family Physicians, and at the National Meeting of The American Academy of Family Physicians.  Dr. Elwood will be starting a private practice in Vidalia Georgia with her husband, Dr. Joseph Foust.

Internal Medicine Residency Program - Michael D. Cooper, MD
Dr. Cooper joined the MGSM Internal Medicine Residency Program at Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville after completing medical school at Marshall University.  He has completed a book chapter on Thrombosis in Coronary Artery Diseases.  During his residency Dr. Cooper received the Golden Apple Award for outstanding teaching twice.  He also received the Peer Selected Award and the Antonelli Award.  Dr. Cooper has accepted a Cardiology Fellowship at the Ohio State, Columbus, Ohio.

Pulmonary Medicine fellowship Program - Michael C. DeArment, MD
Dr. DeArment joined the MGSM Pulmonary Medicine Fellowship Program after completing an Internal Medicine Residency at Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville. He is a 1998 graduate of the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine.  He has two papers submitted for publication and presented four abstracts at the American Thoracic Society International Conference.  During his fellowship, he received the American College of Chest Physicians Pulmonary Fellowship Scholarship and the American Society of Transplant Trainee Award.  Dr. DeArment has accepted a fellowship at Mayo Clinic, Rochester in Critical Care Medicine.